ISSAQUAH, Wash. – A group of former King County firefighters who lost their jobs over their objection to the state’s vaccine mandate plan to file suit against their old employer for wrongful termination.
In total, 10 employees who plan to file tort claims seek more than $171 million in damages against Eastside Fire & Rescue.
Former firefighter Rocky Martinez was one of the employees to plead his case with the department, but they wouldn’t accommodate his religious exemption.
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